Written by Michael
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If someone said to you the two words “wine country”, be honest: would you think they meant somewhere like France or Italy? Absolutely no-one would blame you if that were the case.
Continue reading “Grape Expectations: Why You Should Visit Wine Country USA”
Written by Michael
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Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in North America and is only just behind the Great Lakes in terms of volume! Situated in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at nearly 2000m above sea level on the California/Nevada border, the turquoise blue lake has 72 miles of gorgeous shoreline for you to explore. The lake is surrounded by snow topped mountain peaks, thick lush forests, and sprawling meadows. Various towns and bays lie along the lake shoreline, offering some spectacular cabin rentals in Lake Tahoe. The whole lake area has so many activities on offer it’s a good job you can drive to anywhere along the lake within two hours of wherever you are!
Continue reading “Don’t Miss Out On The Top 10 Activities In Tahoe This Summer!”
Written by Michael
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A lot of stuff happened in Heavenly Village, South Lake Tahoe whilst we were there; I lost my drone and a GoPro to the wilderness, we tasted the best pizza in the world (Jeremy Clarkson voice), we were nearly blown away by the ferocious winds on the lake shores and we skied in some of the best skiing conditions on planet earth – it was memorable to say the least!
Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in North America – and you have to travel there.
Continue reading “Why You Should Visit South Lake Tahoe In The Winter.”
Written by Michael
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As a born-and-raised San Diegan who spent three years traveling around Europe, I’ve met tons of people who’ve told me they always wanted to visit California. It usually goes something like this:
“I’m gonna fly to San Francisco, then rent a car and drive down the coast til I get to LA, and finally go to Las Vegas after that.”
Written by Michael
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As I sit here writing this post in the common room of my hostel in San Francisco, a somewhat serene scene is being played out in front of me. It’s a scene played out in hostels all across this blue and green marble upon which we live. You have the numerous slaves to their screens (I’m one of them at this moment in time) who are in their own little world. However, amongst these examples of social de-evolution are individual stories being played out that are unique and immensely interesting to watch.
Continue reading “The America Series; The People of San Francisco.”